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MAROON AND GOLD
February 9,
A Compliment To Our Community
And To Us
One of North Carolina’s best known druggists paid us
a visit a few days ago, and this was his comment:
“Elon College is the only community of its size in this
State that affords the services of a Registered Pharmacist,
and a Good Drug Store twelve months in the year. Your
service offers everything from Prescriptions for the Measles
to Art Supplies, and the Best Toasted Sandwiches, and Hot
Coffee I ever tasted.”
Show your appreciation of this service by trying
YOUR DRUG STORE FIRST.
J. S. White Drug Co.
Phone 6812
Elon’s Complete Drug Store
Elon College, N. C.
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For Spring
“COLLEGE CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE MEN”
A splendid assortment of smart patterns in the new loose
three button coat.-
See this new College Type Suit—Try it on; you will like it.
Priced from $25.00 to $35.00
'RO‘Senbloom V
Young Men’s Shop
Fiont Street
Phone 502
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Evan R. Ray, ’29, Student Representative.
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1928 IS A MORRISON-NEESE YEAR!
MORRISON-NEESE FURNITURE CO.
“One of the South’s Wonderful Stores”
GREENSBORO, N. C.
Furniture - : - Draperies
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Dresses, Coats, Millinery
New Spring Arrivals
We have a beautiful line of Ready-to-Wear for the
College Girl. Call in and make your selection early. We
receive dresses daily from the Garment Center of the World.
5% Discount To Students
The Quality Shoppe
MAIN STREET BURLINGTON, N. C.
Opposite Atlantic Bank
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Washington Cafe
Regular Dinner 40c
Elon Students’ Center
BURLINGTON, - . .
Phone 492
CITY BARBER SHOP
Five First Class Barbers.
CoUege Work a Specialty.
Dear Readers:
Now that you have read Dr. Hokum’s
stuff, what do you thinlcl of it? There
fi.rc some who declare that the Dr.
sliows an amazing insight, and that he
measures his victims .with astounding
accuracy. Others, equally vehement,
pronouncc bis work tc be a piece of
mepHtic defamation einanatiBg from I
the mind of a mere nincompoop. The
best and snappiest answers to Dr.
Hokum’s allegations, handed in before
noon on Monday. February 13th, will
ai)pear in this column next issue.
Yo'urs. etc.,
Dr. Hokum.
BURLINGTON,
N. C,
S-O-CI-A-L |,1 LITERAR\'
The Nevele Club held its regular!
semi monthly meeting in the reception ,
room of West Dormitory Tuesday eve-!
nhig, January 31st, with Mrs. C. J.
Vclie as hostess. The prograrh consist
ed of a review of the life and works
of Marie Ostenso by Mrs. Walker and
also ‘‘Wit and Humor” by Mrs. Walk
er. Miss Johnston read two selections,
‘‘Oh, No,” and ‘‘Home,” by Edgar A.
Guest.
Plans were made for the tea to be
given to tlie college girls. Refresh
ments, served by Mrs. Velie, were
Bavarian cream, Angel food cake, nuts,
mints, and cocoa.
The girls of Elon College will be
given tea by the Nevele Club in the
Y. W. C. A. from 4:00' till 5:30 o’clock,
OT* Wednesday afternoon, February 8th.
Dr. and Mrs. W. M. Jay entertained
at a delightful dinner party Friday
evening, February 3rd. After dinner
two tables of Rook were arranged.
The guests were: Mrs. Frances Ring.
Miss Louise Savage, Miss Florence
Fisher, and Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Alex
ander.
Messrs. Hinton Rountree, A. M.
Stephenson, Rudolph Corbitt, Lee
Meadows, William Walker, and Dorsey
Woodlief spent the week-end in
Raleigh at North Carolina State Col
lege.
Misses Rachel Johnston, Julia Page
Potter, Myrtle Teely, and Mary Horne
spent the week-end at their respective
homes in Burlington, N. C.
Miss Margart Moflitt spent the week
with her parents in Asheboro, N. C.
Misses Graham and Birdie .Rowland
were at their home in Greensboro for
the w'eek-end.
Arthur Fowler visited his family in
Erwin. N. C., during the week-end.
Mabel Michael, C. P. Thompson, Ollie
Deaton, and J. R. Walker are out after
being quarantined with measles.
Miss Frances Turner spent the week
end in Burlington witli Mr. and Mrs.
Barbee.
Miss Frances Sterrett was the week
end guest o'f Mr. -and Mrs. C. T. Holt
of Burlington.
Miss Gladys White spent the week
end at her home in Danville, Va.
PSYKA.LEONS HOLD AN
INTERESTING MEETING
The Psykaleon Literary Society held
its regular meeting on Monday evening.
February 6. iVEiss Alma Rountree and
Miss Charlotte Roberts were elected as
Junior representatives for commence
ment speakers. After the business ses
sion was over the following officers were
installed: Miss Ruth Kimball, presi
dent; Miss Idell Jones, Supervisor, and
Miss Susie Elder, secretary. The fol
lowing new members were taken in:
Miss Irene Delaney of Reidsville, and
Miss Clarice Dickerson of Bunn. We
nre sure these new members will prove
to be wortliy additions to our society.
We also hope that each Freshman will
join one of the Literary Societies, be
cause of the great educatio'nal value
derived from active participation in the
work of a literary society.
STUDENT VOLUNTEER
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD
AT DUKE UNIVERSITY
(C. P.)
Plans are rapidly maturing for the
Student Volunteer Conference which
will be held at Duke University from
17-]9 of February. At this conference
it is expected that more than two hun
dred delegates will be present, repre
senting every college and university in
the state, as well as thirty colored dele-
gates from the various institutions for
the negroes in North Carolina.
Prominent speakers have been
ranged, as well as many promising
social functions. Dr. E(^mund D. Soper,
speaker at the Detroit Convention dur
ing the Christmas holidays, and W. Y.
Chenn, graduate of Cornell University,
are on the tentative list of speakers.
Mr. J. D. Stout of Duke, recently elect
ed chairman of the social committees
foT the conference, stated here today
that nothing would be spared to make
tlie convention a success.
The meeting of this group was held
last year at Elon College. Leadership
the volunteer conference will be
DR. L. M. FOUSHEE
Dentist
Office Over Freeman Drug Co
Burlington, N. C.
Phone 29
CAKS, LOWt &CHE[||
Incorporated |
AMBULANCE SERVICE
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Day Phone: 93
Night Phones; 429, 973-J, 382-J
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Day Phone 777—Night Phones))
C. A. LEA
Taxi & U Drive It Co.
Taxi Drivers
C. A. Lea and D. L. Sykej
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RADIO
HARDWARE
SPORTING GOODS
GREENSBORO, N. C,
“The Carolinas’ Greatest
Hardware House”
ALAMANCE COUNTY CONCERT
COURSE WAS HUGE SUCCESS
of
given over largely to undergraduates
from the various colleges in the state,
who have already been notified.
J. BEVERLY DE SHAZO, M. D.
Skin Specialist
Offices and Laboratory, Penney Build
ing, Main Street
Wednesdays and Sundays ty Appoint
ment
BURLINGTON, N. 0.
DR. J. B. NEWMAN
Dentist
Burlington, N. C.
Office in the Fonville Building
Phone 422
(Codtinned from
1)
with the New York Philharmonic Or
chestra at Carnegie Hall.
Max Rosen’s playing is marked for
its smoothness and golden tones. In the
Press Comments for 1925, the New
York American applauds Max Rosen for
his refined performance and remarks
that, temperamentally, he is inclined
less to fire, and more to finesse.
His music touched the hearts of all
those present and his final encore,
Souvenir, brought tears to the eyes of
the care-free students and caused many
cases of home-sickness.
The final concert of the series will
bo given by Arthur Kraft, noted tenor,
on March 7, 1928.
Marjorie Moore.
HONOR SYSTEM IS STILL INTACT
(C. p.)
Duke University, Durham, N. C.—In
a referendum vote here the Honor
System was upheld by a vote of 509 to
232. This ballot was rather surprising
since many predicted that the Honor
System would be voted out. During
the examinations just passed eight
cases were reported by students, some
thing that is unprecedented here, and
more cases than had been reported by
students here in the past two years.
The shortcomings of the system have
been attributed to the lack of knowl
edge on the part of freshmen.
Already the committee is at work
attempting to revise the Honor Code,
and very soon officials expect to be' able
to report one of the most' effective
Honor Systems in the state.
THE HOME BAKERY
Bread, Cakes, Pies, Pastry
Attention Given To Special Orders
Front Street Plioiie95II
BURLINGTON, N. C.
DR. FRANK E. GILLIAM
Dental Surgeon
BURLINGTON, N. C.
Phone: Office 992.
A. D. Pate &
PRINTERS
Telephone 216
Corner Davis & Worth
BURLINGTON, N.C.